(October 16, 2017 at 11:22 am)pool the matey Wrote: You have a friend. He/She is your best friend. You've been friends for a long long time and you're very dear friends.
This friend of yours have a boyfriend/girlfriend that he/she loves very much. They've been dating for more than 8 years. They are such a lovely couple hoping to get married one day. All they talk about is how many kids they're going to have, their marriage, their future, they're really in love etc.
One day you're left alone with the girlfriend/boyfriend of your best friend for a brief moment and he/she starts touching you, kissing you, feeling you up, like basically sexually assault you and immediately goes back to normal when somebody walked in.
You're shocked. This person is nothing like you had imagined and you're left with two options:
1) You tell your best friend what happened.
2) You don't tell your best friend what happened.
What will you do? Why?
I can see both sides of it. However would probably tell the friend.
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If I am shown my error, I will be the first to throw my books into the fire. - Martin Luther
